Chris Barnes

Jan 9, 2025 | sportsmith.co | Chris Barnes

The article “Introduction to the new UEFA fitness coach diplomas” by Chris Barnes discusses the introduction of new UEFA B and A fitness diplomas for fitness coaches working in European football. It highlights the lack of standardized qualifications in the field and the need to professionalize the role of the fitness coach.

Dec 19, 2024 | hospitalitynewsmag.com | Chris Barnes

As the Middle East’s restaurant industry continues its rapid growth – projected to reach a market size of USD 1,852.72 million by 2030, with a CAGR of 21.74 percent – designers and restaurateurs are seizing the opportunity to design spaces that offer more than just a meal. The following are what we at Broadway Interiors design studio regard as the major trends set to shape bistro interiors in 2025, drawing on our observationsand key designs created for iconic UAE restaurants and night venues.

Jul 29, 2024 | schoolmanagementplus.com | Chris Barnes |Aidan Warlow |Louise Brenlund

The independent schools sector is entering uncharted waters. The likelihood that the election will result in the introduction of VAT on school fees together with the removal of some long cherished charitable reliefs is causing most governing bodies significant concern. Discussions around the board table are inevitably of a different nature compared to the habitual rhythm of the academic year.

Jul 29, 2024 | schoolmanagementplus.com | Aidan Warlow |Stephen K. Burley |Luke Ramsden |Chris Barnes

Schools need to trust that their assessment data is reliable and robust. But how can you tell? What has standardisation got to do with it? How do you spot good quality data – and how do you make the most of your assessment data? Standardised assessments allow schools to benchmark and evaluate students’ performance against a representative sample.

Jul 26, 2024 | schoolmanagementplus.com | Louise Brenlund |Simon Larter-Evans |Chris Barnes |Aidan Warlow

Last Friday, my daughters’ school sent out the new guidelines about penalty notices and how they will be issued from the next academic year. For a first offence, it’s £160 per parent, per child – £80 if paid within 21 days. For a second offence within three years, you pay £160 per parent, per child, with no reductions available.